Draganfly Eyes $16.75 Target with Mid-$7 Shares and U.S. Air Force FPV Deal
Draganfly shares traded in the mid-$7 range while analysts set a consensus target of $16.75, reflecting optimism in its strategic repositioning. The company will supply Flex FPV drones and training to U.S. Air Force Special Operations at Camp Pendleton as part of emerging intelligence-platform offerings.
1. CEO Highlights Intelligence Shift
Chell said drones are evolving into data-collection and AI-integrated intelligence platforms that extend beyond traditional airframe manufacturing, positioning Draganfly for recurring software and service revenue streams.
2. U.S. Air Force FPV Drone Training Contract
Draganfly, in partnership with DelMar Aerospace, will deliver Flex FPV drones and conduct operational training for U.S. Air Force Special Operations at Camp Pendleton, marking a move into capability delivery.
3. Pentagon’s 300,000 Drone Demand Signal
The Pentagon’s initiative to purchase 300,000 small drones over the next several years underscores a large-scale demand that could strain supply and favor suppliers with domestic production capacity.
4. Multi-Sovereign Manufacturing Expansion
Draganfly currently operates production facilities in both the United States and Canada and plans to expand its multi-country manufacturing model to meet increasing national-security and supply-chain localization requirements.